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Your video is perhaps one of the most insightful videos I've watched on UA-cam in a long, long time. 👍

I do not see a home as limiting. I have a townhouse in Denver and I Airbnb it out. I live in Thailand on the money I make with Airbnb. My rent in Thailand is $207.00/month. I win.

Boujee? That actually brings to mind one of my favorite British television shows, Keeping Up Appearances. In it, the ever-pretentious Hyacinth uses the term 'Old-World Bijou' as a rather humorous way to describe cramped, outdated, and tiny apartments.

Owning a house is difficult in the beginning, and gets easier. Renting is easy in the short term, but gets difficult over time. When you buy a house, you have the pain of the down payment, then the mortgage and repairs. Over time though, as wages rise, the house becomes less expensive because the mortgage payment is fixed. Unless you don’t have a fixed interest rate. Eventually you pay it off and just have repairs and property tax. The rent will rise non stop.

Great video about younger people and their unrealistic expectations of owning a property.

The point of owning a home is being able to sell it 5 years later and profit 6 figures.

As a landlord I love that people want to rent only…

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Well put, and great reaction video.

Great video!!

When the landlord charged us $500 to pour drano down the sink, we decided it was probably better to buy a home.

I bought my home 14 years ago and became "house poor" for a few years because we had 2 young kids and were Poor to start with. At this point, rents have gone up 200% but my mortgage is half what rent is. Plus, I can sell my house anytime now and get the 150k home equity I've built. I bought at the right time though... Homes are overpriced in general right now so if you want a home that is for sale at 500k and you feel it should only be worth 420k, Offer 420k! If you can't get it , that's fine. Just stop overbidding on homes that you can't afford. Don't pay 500k because you feel like you have to pay it.

I guess the WEF’s “you will own nothing and be happy” is really coming to fruition

If you can pay off a home all at once and have low or no HOA fees and property taxes, then owning a home makes sense.

Buying a house may still be worth it these days, you just have to weigh the pros and cons. Great vid!

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Great explanation! So what is the hurdle rate that is in the PPM, what does that mean?

Thanks for the info

Good video bro, shoutout Dallas

Cool!! Great ..thats the reality in life..financial discipline is key combine with consistency..

I can see that you didn't get a lot of subscribers but video is great. The quality of content already on the same page with main influencer and information even better. I studied social interactions and social media and can surely say that you said everything right. Great video, quality and topic. Keep going, good luck 😉

I personally go on autotrader and will search the eentire countyr and city and find literally the cheapest cars that are A: less than 100k miles. b: less than 15 years old. Go check it out, take it for a little drive to check it runs. Once bought, get it serviced. Bought two cars this way and they worked perfectly fine for years.. Ones radiator broke after a year and I scrapped it. I bought it for 650 and sold to scrap yard for 300. Second car still runs to this day. It is an old lexus... Runs perfectly fine. cost me 650 GBP.. It was literally the cheapest car in London lol... All it needed was new spark plugs as was misfiring a bit. The idea I would give my future away over a frigging car is insane to me.

This is very true

TY for explaining mezzanine debt in a real estate deal. My takeaway is that a city government should never agree to a mezzanine position when using taxpayer funds to redevelop a piece of real estate property. The risk of total financial loss is too high and not recoverable.Therefore, the redevelopment proposal should be rejected if this can't be negotiated out of the deal. I get it. 👍

Thank you for sharing this very helpful information! 👌

Great explanation! Thanks. Curious, for a developer's personal equity, is it possible to have a friend/family put that money in? Wondering what solutions there can be if the developer doesn't have the money for the personal equity portion.

150$ on gas…. Not in California

Ok Adrian. New channel, let’s see what you got Bro’ We’re now subscribed…😮

Agreed - spending majority of savings and in debt for another 15-30 years is a golden handcuff. It’s hard to get wealthy or achieve financial freedom especially if someone buys an expensive house. From a lifestyle and family better school and higher quality of life, it might be worth it for some people. Just know buying an expensive house is the same as agreeing to be a slave to your job for the next decade.

Great vidéo Adrian !

If you got fucked by the car companies during the covid-blamed artificial car price bubble, why *wouldn't* the average person make these assholes eat the value of their current cars when jumping from $1200/mo payments on a corolla to $400/mo for a model 3? Car stealerships colluded to fuck consumers. Consumers just fucked them back.

This was a well made video, but I think it misses one main point. This happens because the public doesn't seem to have any financial education and goes for cars that they cannot afford. I happened to look into this two days ago when some american said that "23000 dollars won't buy you a new car" and that sentence being wrong is a google fact. If you go to Toyota's or KIA's website you will find decent, new, cars starting from that price (a Corolla or a Rio respectively), so instead of buying crappy used overpriced cars from dealerships that would over-burden them with high interest rates, they could have gone for normal new car with a fair rate. Ultimately this lack of financial education leads to short-term gains for those companies, but this situation will come back and bite the general economy, sooner or later.

Socia media and clout chasing is causing people to live outside their means. Also the average persons is pretty dumb, as we know they replace their smartphone every year and a new car every 5 years.

Keep making money king!

The reason I don't think this will be as bad for the overall economy is that renters' evictions are far faster than mortgage evictions

Really well done video. Good luck!

Thanks

Thanks! Great explanation

Thanks @theadrianfajardo, you bring clarity to a dense subject. Your content helped me make a decision in my accquisition of a multifamily in Dallas. Make more content like these for multifamily, thanks.

Great video!

Rentals create poverty, poverty creates no rentals. Doesn't work. Never did, never will.

Glad to be a new subscriber…

Wow what a tone-deaf, detached, unhelpful bunch of bullshit

how come only 200 views? This is top shelf stuff, I think this vid should get 2 mill at the very least!

Thank you, interesting

thank you for this

Why are people blaming landlords for rent increases. If the expenses of owning the house are high then the rent will be high. It is as simple as that.

Hey Adrian! Great explanation! Have you made any video about getting financing for the rental investment property? What are the alternatives and advantages vs disadvantages?

Lol the cost of property (either buying or building) is up a lot and interest rates are up a lot, what do people expect? No one will build new buildings to rent them for less than they cost to build, if no one builds more then an increasing population (in most areas) are competing for the same number of units, obviously the rents will go up until it is high enough to make sense to build more it's not rocket science. Also rent control drives prices up, in my old building I was paying $2400 but there as an old lady paying $800, the cost to the business is about the same for both of us so they had to increase my rent to subsidize her rent...

Give me Jay Scott’s phone number.